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Fact Sheet about the Neighborhood Demonstrations on Cherrylawn and Cloverlawn Streets
Presents chronology from February 1 to February 22 of events centering on the move-in
Eye-witness Detroit, p.11-14 of Boutelle, Paul. The Black Uprising: Newark, 1967-Detroit.
(Reprinted from the Militant, August 7, 1957) Analyzes Detroit Riot from black activist's viewpoint.
Extending Democracy
Diggs Civil Rights Act, recently passed by Michigan Legislature
Explorer in Auto Aerodynamics: Detroit Research Engineer Discovers the Secrets of Stability and Comfort
Engineer is William D. Bowman who works at Ford Motor Company's Research and Design Center in Dearborn.
Experimental and Demonstration Project: Pre-Apprentice Program.
Evaluates the program aimed particularly at minority youth.
Experiences in the Placement of Minority Group Workers, Statement on House Bill No. 318 by Harry C. Markle, Executive Director before the State Affairs Committee.
Summarized in Reuther, Walter. Statement to the Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee, item 923
Ex-Slave's Dream Builds White Church; Freed Woman Contributed First Thousand Dollars toward Exclusive Detroit Church
Elizabeth Forth Denison, who died at age 114, contributed her savings to the St. James Episcopal Church of Gross Isle.
Evolution of Black Leadership in Detroit
Sees a major shift in Detroit's black leadership since July 1967.
Evidence of Barriers: Public School Racial Census
Survey covering some 80% of Michigan's school districts, of racial composition of students, teachers and administrators.